Product Update - July 03, 2026

Post-Event Feedback Surveys — Automatic survey dispatch after calendar events

When a calendar event ends, the platform now automatically schedules and sends feedback surveys to attendees who RSVPed yes or maybe — no manual follow-up required. Survey templates can be configured globally, per event type, or overridden on individual events, with a configurable send delay so attendees have time to reflect. Every delivery outcome is recorded in a per-recipient ledger, and event hosts can see dispatch status and any delivery failures directly on the Event Details page. Hosts can also disable feedback collection on a per-event basis from the event composer.

Use case: A training coordinator runs a two-hour onboarding session and, 30 minutes after it ends, every attendee automatically receives a feedback survey — the coordinator checks the host summary to confirm delivery and follows up only with attendees who didn't respond.

Available in: Calendar → Event Details → Feedback Summary

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Shared Recording Analyses — Manager visibility into team practice recordings

Practice Hub managers can now access a shared index of all recording analyses submitted by their team, with trend summaries surfaced alongside individual attempt details. Multi-party role-play recordings now include per-turn speaker attribution — each speaking turn is labeled with the participant who said it — giving managers and coaches a precise view of who said what during a practice session. Managers can share specific analyses through a dedicated sharing flow, and share state is tracked on each attempt.

Use case: A sales manager reviews their team's week of cold-call practice recordings from a single index page, spots that one rep consistently loses momentum in the opening, and shares that specific analysis with the rep with a coaching note.

Available in: Practice Hub → Recording Analyses → Team Index

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Rack Drawing Import for Facility Layouts — Import warehouse rack drawings for accurate inspection coverage

Asset Pro facility layouts now accept Fortna-style pallet-rack elevation drawings in Excel format (.xlsx or .xls). The import parses each drawing's row, bay, and elevation structure into the aisle map the inspection sweep pipeline uses, capturing zone notes, flagging data-quality anomalies, and naming placeholder rows from their annotations. Inspectors see real bay numbers in the sweep stepper and a beam-elevation picker (e.g., "3 (190")") rather than generic placeholders. Bay IDs can be edited directly in the layout builder to correct mislabeled bays without re-importing, and layouts can be exported to a round-trippable CSV that includes bay labels and zone data.

Use case: A warehouse operations manager imports the facility's rack elevation drawing before a quarterly safety inspection — the sweep team works from a map that matches the physical layout, bay by bay, rather than a manually entered approximation.

Available in: Asset Pro → Facility Layouts → Import Rack Drawing